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 | Kiss at the Workplace: The "French Way" | | | November 7, 2009, 6:50 am | visits: 0 | | You have just started a new job in France and it is your first day today You are a little bit surprised, maybe even frightened, because in the multinational company or small firm you are working in, all your colleagues kiss each other in the most joyful way | |
| History Of The James River | | | November 5, 2009, 8:07 pm | visits: 0 | | On May 17, 1607 an expedition of English explorers landed on the shores of Virginia after a charter was granted to the "Virginia Company" by King James the First In keeping with the principals established under Queen Elizabeth the First, the English immediately "claimed" the land and set about renaming everything in sight, much to the considerable annoyance of the local Algonquin native Americans, who duly commenced a sporadic form of guerilla warfare with the adventurous English settlers | |
| Preventing Mischief Night Car Damage | | | November 5, 2009, 7:49 pm | visits: 0 | | Every year on the evening before Halloween, preteens, teenagers, and rebellious adults participate in what is known by many as "Mischief Night" On this night, many unsuspecting people become victims to these pranks, and often times have no way of protecting themselves from it | |
| Dim Mak (Part 2 of 2) | | | November 4, 2009, 1:08 pm | visits: 0 | | Another and more advanced kind of Dim Mak is to strike or hit the person anywhere and transfer the force or energy into them so that it travels inside of them to anywhere else you want the energy to go For example to hit their fore arm and send the energy of the strike to the recipients kidney, heart or lung | |
| Dim Mak (Part 1 of 2) | | | November 4, 2009, 12:57 pm | visits: 0 | | Dim Mak or Death Touch is a field of study within Chinese martial arts that is usually only known by senior masters and Chinese Medicine practitioners Dim Mak is a term that is usually translated as vital or pressure point striking | |
| The Surreal Works Of Salvador Dali | | | November 3, 2009, 6:01 pm | visits: 0 | | Surrealism, a trend that began in the 1920s, was initiated by the Dada movement that came to life in Paris during War World I Inspired by visual art and writings, Surrealism was a cultural movement that incorporated schools of thought on politics, philosophy and social theory | |
| Fun Facts About the Hindu Deities | | | November 3, 2009, 5:50 pm | visits: 0 | | Who is Bhairav
Bhairav is the wrathful, tantric aspect of Shiva, portrayed as naked, black or blue, with long, unruly flaming hair and holding a sword in one hand and a wand with 3 skulls or a noose in the other | |
| 9 Halloween Gifts For Your Trick-Or-Treaters | | | November 2, 2009, 6:22 am | visits: 0 | | Halloween is a fun holiday celebrated on the night of October 31st Children will dress in their favorite costumes and go trick-or-treating for candies | |
| Ronda Viva: Living As An Expat In Spain | | | November 2, 2009, 5:49 am | visits: 0 | | Choosing to live abroad is a brave decision, yet one that more and more people are choosing to do Many British and German people have resettled in Spain, sometimes raising their families here, other times choosing to relocate after they've retired | |
| Harry Potter Halloween Costumes for the Whole Family | | | November 2, 2009, 5:43 am | visits: 0 | | Are you looking for the right Halloween costumes that your family can wear at the parties you're attending this coming Halloween If you want to be popular and easily recognized in these parties, Harry Potter costumes are your ideal options | |
| Isaac Toussie Discussing The Square Of The Three Powers | | | October 30, 2009, 3:36 am | visits: 0 | | In 1956, Brazil's progressive president, Juscelino Kubitschek, announced a design competition for an ambitious new capital The new city was to be built entirely anew, on an uninhabited plateau in the middle of the country – literally in the middle of nowhere, calling to mind Utopia, which literally means "no place" in the Greek, thus symbolizing the hopes of national advancement for the enormous South American country | |
| Wellington Boots: Britain's Reliable Friend | | | October 28, 2009, 3:43 am | visits: 0 | | Wellies are a staple of British life and provide protection from the elements in our famously rainy climate And like all Great British institutions they can trace their heritage back for centuries | |
| Kids Western Clothes the Clothes Kids Love to Wear | | | October 27, 2009, 3:57 pm | visits: 0 | | There is possibly nothing cuter than having your little girl or your little boy dressed all up in kids' western clothes Western styled shirts, belt buckles, cowboy boots and patterns in horse designs all in tiny and cute sizes are simply irresistible | |
| Western Gift Ideas For Any Friend or Family Member | | | October 27, 2009, 3:50 pm | visits: 0 | | Whenever western themes come into your mind, you will call up ideas of cowboys, horses and sunsets When you will choose a western-themed gift, it may appear to be a real simple thing, just like you are purchasing an item from one of those patterns, on the other hand, the gift you are going to give ought to be carefully planned and then must be tailored to the addressee | |
| Blends of Different Size Cigars | | | October 27, 2009, 9:08 am | visits: 0 | | The blend in the center of the cigar is truly the fingerprint of most brands The right combination of seco, ligero and claro leaves makes the characteristic of the cigar fall anywhere between mild to full-bodied | |
| Isaac Toussie Pardon Me But Did Someone Say La Casa de Retiro Espiritual? | | | October 26, 2009, 5:15 pm | visits: 0 | | The Casa de Retiro Espiritual is Argentinean architect Emilio Embasz' vision of a self-contained space that also draws from its surroundings, a true dream house where nothing is familiar, Isaac Toussie states The only traditional conceits involve stairs and doorways – or perhaps it would be better to say that familiar elements have been taken out of context and recombined in startling new ways, creating the disconcerting impression of sudden recognition, as if of a dream | |
| Isaac Toussie Pardon All Burj Al-Arab Lovers! | | | October 25, 2009, 10:08 pm | visits: 2 | | Isaac Toussie chants, Third World no more, the United Arab Emirates has become an international mecca for financial services, with all the attendant wealth and luxury, its city of Dubai hosting the only seven-star hotel on the planet The Burj Al-Arab lies on its own island, about nine hundred and twenty feet away from the shore of Dubai, connected by a private causeway off limits to casual visitors | |
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